The Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) knows that Downtown Detroit is a rich, cultural hub that would not be the same without its Black-owned businesses. That’s why this Black History Month, and all year long, the DDP invites you to shop, dine, and visit the amazing selection of Black-owned businesses in Downtown Detroit.
Below we have gathered a working list of those businesses:
- Woodhouse Day Spa: 1447 Woodward Ave
- Spectacles Detroit: 230 East Grand River St
- Red Rose Florist: 123 Monroe Ave
- Joan Anderson Travel Service, Inc: 535 Griswold St #10
- Hot Sams: 127 Monroe Ave
- Floods Bar & Grill: 731 St Antoine St
- Dime Store: 719 Griswold St #180
- Central Kitchen & Bar: 600 Woodward Ave
- Cafe d’Mongo’s Speakeasy: 1439 Griswold St
- Ashleys Flowers: 333 E Jefferson Ave
- Savannah Blue: 1431 Times Sq
- The Lip Bar: 1444 Woodward Ave
- Threads & Legs: 660 Woodward Ave #15
- Mix Bricktown: 641 Beaubien St
- Plugged In Collection 313: 1301 Broadway St
- Girl Boss Fashions: 111 Monroe St
- Table No. 2: 1045 Brush St
- One Mike Detroit: 1331 Broadway St
- Good Cakes and Bakes: 22 W Columbia St
- Fixins Soul Kitchen: 1435 Randolph St
- The Vinyl Society: 1427 Randolph St
- Savage x Fenty: 1442 Woodward Ave
- Sugah Please Breakfast Brunch Bar: 150 W Jefferson Ave
- Parlay Detroit: 1260 Washington Blvd
- Rosa Cafe + Market: 222 3rd Ave
- Culture Downtown: 1228 Griswold St
- The Roasting Plant: 660 Woodward Ave
- Painting with a Twist: 1420 Washington Blvd
- Hamilton Anderson Associates: 1435 Randolph St #200
- The Peach Cobbler Factory: 400 East Congress St
- District Seventy8: 78 Adams Ave W.
- Checkmate Detroit: 546 East Larned St
- Willow: 1431 Times Square St
- Heritage Optical: 87 Monroe St
- Throwbacks Home: 37 West Grand River Ave
- Chaos Burger: 110 Clifford St
- The Vibe Ride: 1026 Randolph St
If you know of any additional Black-owned businesses Downtown Detroit, please click here to send the DDP an email so that we can update this working list.
We also chatted with five businesses on this list (The Lip Bar, Hot Sam’s, Central Kitchen, Spectacles, Culture Downtown) to ask them “Why are Black-owned businesses important Downtown Detroit?” Watch the video below to see what they had to say.
